PetSafe ScoopFree Premium Crystal Cat Litter - Outperforms Clay Litter - Less Tracking, Dust for A Fresh Home - Non-Clumping - Two 4.3 lb Bags of Litter (8.6 lb Total) - Original Blue

Best litter. I use the two pack which is 8.6 lbs and I put in 1/2 of another bag for a total of 10 lbs. It is enough for my 12 lb cat for about 5 weeks. There is no odor at all. No dust in the beginning with daily scooping and stirring but by week 5 there is minimal dust when scooping out the dried waste and stirring the wet parts into the dry litter. My cat loves this litter.

I bought this type of litter due to the fact that my youngest cat has a wound on his leg that has taken a ridiculous amount of time to heal. (I’ve already taken him to the vet 3 times, don’t come for me lol). I guessed that regular clay clumping litter was making it difficult for his wound to heal since it basically was another scab he was ripping off time after time. I did extensive research on non-clumping litter and came to the conclusion that silica type would be best. This litter itself can be thought of as expensive but after using it for a week, I honestly feel like this was worth the money. I also want to note, I did not buy their litter box. I have 2 traditional, plain ol litter boxes where this still works great.I have 2 litter boxes because we have 2 cats. One order fills my large litter box with plenty of space. Our second litter box is a bit smaller, and one bag fills that litter box. At Costco I can get 4x the amount of clumping clay litter for $16. BUT with that being said, I need to get this litter every weeks for both cats. Right now, we are at a week of using this litter and it’s already more bang for my buck. Firstly, it does a great job with the smell. I know some reviews say it does nothing, but I find that’s not the case. Mind you, after a cat initially does their business it can be smelly but after? Virtually no smell compared to clay litter. I also clean the litter box every 2/3 days to scoop the poop out and shift the litter. I will say my litter box cleaning time is significantly less now with this litter. With clay clumping litter, I literally had to set aside at least 20 minutes to thoroughly clean both litter boxes. Now with the silica litter, it’s like maybe 10minutes if not a little less.My cats adjusted really well to this litter. I bought it so it wouldn’t cling to my cats wound and in the week we have used it I’ve already seen a significant improvement. I’ve seen others comment about the tracking and will give low feedback for that. Respectfully, the tracking is no where near compared to clay clumping litter. Is there tracking? Yes? A bit. A small amount. And I blame it on my fur babies when they kick it out of the box. I used to have to sweep every other day, now I sweep every few days around their litter box. I call that a win.It’s a little bit expensive compared to clay clumping, but you honestly get more out of one package than you do out of traditional litter. I’m so happy with my purchase that I will continue to use this litter after my baby’s wound has healed. It’s less of a hassle and my cats love it.

I really like this cat litter. There is no dust and it doesn't stick to our cat's feet. This is almost weightless but it absorbs and doesn't smell. I just pour it in a cardboard litter box and it works just great. I wish it would come in a much larger size so people who don't use it with the automatic litter would have more on hand.

I use this litter with the ScoopFree automated litter box, with a reusable plastic tray.Pros:-It's blue and fun to use. There's also a purple version, which is very pretty, but I haven't tried it.-After switching from clumping litter to this PetSafe crystal litter, and I noticed the odor levels have drastically decreased.-Works well with the automated litter box.Cons:-The amount of litter in each package isn't quite enough to achieve the depth I prefer. The coverage seems a little thin. If the packages were 30% larger, that would provide better coverage, and it may extend the time between cleanings.-After a few months, the reusable plastic tray in my litter box has been stained purple. The ammonia from the urine mixed with the blue coloring in the litter must produce the purple stains. It's not a big deal since nobody sees the inside of the litter box, but I thought it was worth mentioning. It makes me wonder if using the purple version of the litter would exaggerate the problem.-It could be cheaper. I get a slight discount for auto-renewing my order, but the litter is still more expensive than most clumping litters. But it's not quite as expensive as "Pretty Litter," another brand of crystal litter.How long does it last?I only have 1 cat, so I don't know how well this litter holds up with multiple cats, but the automated litter box keeps track of how often it is used.At about 70 uses, the litter is probably ready to be changed.At about 100 uses, the litter is stinky enough to be noticeable througout the house.I'm a cheapskate and I tried to cut costs by using by cheaper clumping litter in the automated litter box, but the clumping litter was dustier, which caused the the moving parts to get squeaky and move with more effort. Switching back to PetSafe litter helped the litter box run much smoother. (I wish I had never tried the clumping litter in the automated box!). So the PetSafe litter is a MUST when using the ScoopFree automated litter box.Overall, I recommend this litter for regular and automated litter boxes. It's fun to use due to the blue color, keeps odors down, and works wonderfully with my automated litter box.